Mathematics, 15.01.2021 05:00 madisonvinson80

An eccentric math teacher told his class that he would assign one problem on the first day of school, two problems on the second day, four problems on the third day, eight problems on the fourth day, and so on. At
this rate, how many problems would he assign on the tenth day? Find a rule that can be used to determine the
number of problems assigned on the nth day.

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